Endometriosis must be surgically treated?

Patient's question:

Consulting Subject: Dr. Sun Aida
Last Response: None
Ms. Zhu: 40 years old, Description of Condition (onset time, main symptoms, follow-up hospital, etc.):
The condition began in July 2010. She has been experiencing frequent bowel movements during the mid-to-late period of her menstrual cycle, accompanied by lower abdominal pain and lower back pain. In July 2011, she visited the Second Hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with endometriosis. MRI findings: In the Douglas pouch, there was an irregular, cystic mass with a size of approximately 30.8x16.8 mm. CDFI: No significant blood flow signals were observed in the periphery or within the mass.
Previous Treatment and Effects:
She took Guizhi Flawless Capsule for 6 days. On August 8, her menstrual period arrived, and by the afternoon of the 10th, she began having bowel movements about 10 times a day. The condition improved by the 15th, but there was no pain, and her period ended by the 12th.
Type of Help Needed: The doctor at the Second Hospital recommended that she undergo surgery as soon as possible.

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, your condition should currently be diagnosed as endometriosis. The best treatment for this disease is surgical treatment, as the effect of medication is very poor, which is related to your menstrual cycle each time. In addition to treating gynecological diseases, it is recommended that patients pay attention to diet in daily life and maintain a joyful mood at all times to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery speed.

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